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“In Plaid-led councils, top manager pay is on average 22% lower than Labour-led councils.

“If people want better governance and a better chance of seeing their local services safeguarded, I would urge them to back Plaid Cymru on May 4th.”

Established in 1882, Wrexham is the oldest lager brewery in the UK.

The beer was the first lager to be exported around the world and was even served on board the infamous Titanic ship.

The party’s Wrexham spokesman, Marc Jones, said the brewery was a fitting venue to showcase Plaid’s vision for the future.

“It’s great that Leanne has come here to launch the manifesto here in Wrexham and we’ve had a great visit to a successful local business and this is what the party is all about, promoting successful enterprise and hopefully when we are in government we can do more to encourage this.”

Wrexham council candidate Carrie Harper added sad the party wanted to see other businesses in Wales follow in the footsteps of Wrexham Lager and flourish.

“We’re also committed to protecting our green fields from overdevelopment as well as working to revive our town centre.”

Llyr Gruffydd AM for North Wales said: “In these local elections, Plaid Cymru is putting forward a comprehensive programme of policies, designed to protect local services and reverse the decline seen in many communities under Labour and the Tories.

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“On housing, education, the environment and more, Plaid Cymru has the right ideas required to ensure that everyone in our communities have safe and adequate accommodation, to clean up our streets, and to give our children the best possible start in life.

“Our candidates form a strong team of community champions dedicated to making a real difference in their local area.”